Open Source Alternatives to Adobe Commerce
An e-commerce platform that enables businesses to build, manage, and scale online stores with integrated catalog, checkout, and personalization capabilities. It supports multiple languages, payment methods, and extensible APIs for customization.
Whether you want to cut software costs or escape vendor lock-in, these open source alternatives to Adobe Commerce give you an option you fully own. You can self-host them, so your data stays on infrastructure you control. This page lists 10 open source alternatives to Adobe Commerce. The most popular are Bagisto, Saleor and Spree Commerce. Most use the BSD-3-Clause or MIT license, and 10 offer an official Docker image.
Bagisto
A Laravel and Vue.js based framework for building online stores, multi-vendor marketplaces, and headless commerce solutions.
Saleor
A headless, API-first commerce platform using GraphQL to manage products, orders, and multichannel sales operations.
Spree Commerce
A headless commerce platform providing a REST API, TypeScript SDK, and a production ready Next.js storefront.
WooCommerce
Create and manage online stores on WordPress with extensible plugins, themes, and payment integrations.
EverShop
A TypeScript first ecommerce platform built with GraphQL and React for building customizable shopping experiences.
PrestaShop
A customizable e-commerce web application for building online stores with integrated shopping cart and payment services.
Sylius
An open-source ecommerce framework built on Symfony for creating tailored online stores with a REST API.
Solidus
A full stack e-commerce platform built with Ruby on Rails for managing online stores and storefronts.
Shopware
A headless commerce platform for building responsive online stores with an API first architecture and plugin system.
Thelia
An open-source tool for creating e-business websites and managing online content for digital storefronts.
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